The worst kind of predator

[panner123]

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Kim, I have 15 acres fenced that the chickens free range on. 30 coops that the chickens can come and go as they please. A locked coop would be useless here, my closes neighbors are about a mile away. And I work during the day, when this is happening.

As for the shotgun, those of you that have read my posts know I have and will use one.

For this gentleman I have a few tricks I learned while serving for Uncle Sam in a far away jungle. Those of you my age will know or heard of the tactics used then.

 

[rooster-red]

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Kim, I have 15 acres fenced that the chickens free range on. 30 coops that the chickens can come and go as they please. A locked coop would be useless here, my closes neighbors are about a mile away. And I work during the day, when this is happening.

As for the shotgun, those of you that have read my posts know I have and will use one.

For this gentleman I have a few tricks I learned while serving for Uncle Sam in a far away jungle. Those of you my age will know or heard of the tactics used then.

I know the ones you mean.

Happy hunting.

 

[Wolf-Kim]

Now you have me wondering what in the world these "tactics" are... It's going to bug me all night.. Feel free to PM me, you have really stirred up my curiousity..

-Kim

 

[Wolf-Kim]

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Kim, I have 15 acres fenced that the chickens free range on. 30 coops that the chickens can come and go as they please. A locked coop would be useless here, my closes neighbors are about a mile away. And I work during the day, when this is happening.

As for the shotgun, those of you that have read my posts know I have and will use one.

For this gentleman I have a few tricks I learned while serving for Uncle Sam in a far away jungle. Those of you my age will know or heard of the tactics used then.

I know the ones you mean.

Happy hunting.

*starts to pout*

-Kim

 

[conny63malies]

I can send my husband over if you need a sniper. He served with the "Big Red One" in the balkans. he will take your target out from a mile away.

 

[dacjohns]

Kim,

Find some Special Forces guys (aka Green Berets). They're all over the Fayetteville area if you're near there. They can tell you all about some of those tactics.

 

[Wolf-Kim]

LOL. I'm right in Fayetteville, so I have plenty of family and friends to ask about it. My father always looks at me weird when I ask him about this kind of stuff..

For example, I asked him about SERE training and he wouldn't talk to me about it, only explained what the acronym stood for. Heh..

Alright, I'll stop before I hijack the thread. I know I do it all to often, I even hijack conversations in person.

Edited: I looked up the Acronym for the "SEAR" training and found it was spelled "SERE" instead.

-Kim

 

[panner123]

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Thank you for the offer, but we DO NOT want to kill anyone just hurt them, kinda. I learned those painful ways back in the 60's.

 

[conny63malies]

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Thank you for the offer, but we DO NOT want to kill anyone just hurt them, kinda. I learned those painful ways back in the 60's.

would have been a little fay anyways. how long have you served? it 12+ for my hubby and 10 moreto go

 

[I have WHAT in my yard?]

Once upon a time our house got broken into. We suspected we knew who had done it and that they would repeat it. I bought glow in the dark powder, the stuff you mix with paint at a craft store and mixed it into the dirt around the window they had climbed through. I put a tarp over it during the day so it wouldn't glow and we left town on a trip. When we came back - sure enough the house had been broken into - again. The cops went to the suspects house and found one pair of glow in the dark shoes!

We got most of our stuff back and they went to jail.